Richard's Gadgets
Richard LaiRichard Lai's thoughts on tech, gadgets and more!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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This waterproof self-flying 'action camera' is now available globally
HOVERAir Aqua. (Source: Richard Lai)
I hated myself for accidentally drowning my HOVERAir X1 PROMAX on a river cruise in Guilin last year. It turns out that drones don’t stay on the same spot when taking off from a moving boat, and for the...
Huawei's 'LogicFolding' chip tech aims to close the gap amid US sanctions
Huawei's semiconductor chief He Tingbo. (Source: Huawei)
Huawei has just fired a major shot in the ongoing chip wars — and this time, it isn't about cramming more transistors into smaller geometries. It's about bending time.
At the IEEE I...
ASUS ExpertBook Ultra is a fine blend of portability and ruggedness
ASUS is launching the ExpertBook Ultra (B9406CAA) in Hong Kong, and on paper, it’s one of the more ambitious business laptops I’ve seen this cycle. The headline number here is 0.99kg. That’s the starting weight for a 14-inch machine with a...
How OPPO cracked the 10x optical zoom problem with the Find X9 Ultra
OPPO Find X9 Ultra. (Source: Richard Lai)
For years, phone makers have repeatedly tried to solve one of mobile imaging’s hardest problems: how to bring real camera-like versatility to a device that still fits in your pocket. That challenge...
Jabra's Evolve3 headphones ditch the boom mic in favour of neural network
One of my first reviews for Engadget (some 16 years ago!) was the Jabra Stone Bluetooth headset. It had an elegant pebble-inspired design, only to be let down by its “Noise Blackout Extreme” technology which failed to deliver its namesake p...
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Former EIC at Engadget Chinese and former Senior Reporter at Engadget
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